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 No.4001

>>4000
checked

 No.4002

CUTE zunny




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 No.3438[Reply][Last50 Posts]

Kissu's girlfriend
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 No.3995

Going to miss such a high quality thread once /sum/ activates

 No.3996

she'll be 31 years old next time

 No.3997

out of 10!

 No.3998

are we summer now or is it next day?

 No.3999

> Friday, June 20, 2025 at 10:42 pm EDT
Nevermind found a good source




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 No.3912[Reply]

Get a job
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 No.3917

Got a j*b. Now what.

 No.3924

>>3915
Yeah this chart is pretty meaningless. A Danish NEET is probably better off than an average full-time worker in Turkey.

 No.3983

>>3914
Don't you know that if you walk into any place they'd hire you immediately and totally not ghost you?

 No.3985

shitting at work RIGHT NOW

 No.3986

>>3985
When you work from home, how would it count?




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 No.3579[Reply]

buying a car
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 No.3870

>>3789
>gaming and driving
Reassuring to know, now I can feel safe on my bike.

 No.3889

>>3869
Seconding this. I bought a 5-speed Scion xB as a dedicated beater and while I do love the car for how no nonsense it is, parts availability is kind of a problem. I'm struggling to find an actuator for the blend door of all things and it's starting to get to me.

 No.3890

my poor car is parked under some blooming tree, it's covered in sap and pollen...
i am so sorry...

 No.3891

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>>3890
its fine for a while but make sure you remove it when you wash it. There are probably dedicated products for that, maybe even an average car shampoo will do it but I've found that rubbing alcohol works well to remove tree sap. The point is dont use mechanical force to remove it you'll just scratch the paint up.

 No.3984

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My car is great but driving and parking in the city is more trouble than it's worth....




 No.3980[Reply]

Happy Pride you SAGETS!

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BOB
SAGET




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 No.3601[Reply]

I hate 物の哀れ (mono no aware).
I'm in a flux with 物の哀れ.
I don't seem to find people who could relate to my connection to 物の哀れ. I don't seem to find people whose connection to 物の哀れ I could relate to.
I've noticed that not hiding the expression of my experience leads to, least of all, ostracization and misunderstanding.
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 No.3882

Can you explain what kind you hate and what kind you actually relate to?

 No.3883

Mono no aware awareness

 No.3885

>>3882
>Can you explain what kind you hate
Usually, without the 無常迅速 (mujo jinsoku).
>and what kind you actually relate to?
Usually, with the 無常迅速.

 No.3886

>>3885
Sounds to me like you just like mujo jinsoku and dislike mono no aware

 No.3887

>>3886
No, for me, mujo jinsoku is unrelatable on its own.




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 No.3767[Reply]

I'm beginning to think philosophy is a ploy to drive people into weird forms of extremism
Maybe executing Socrates was the right call
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 No.3876

>>3875
Don't feel bad. Thank you for the response. I think I understood most of what you said. Yes, there isn't a clear immutable self. I agree, I was asking on any level basically.

Thanks for sharing the information. I took the thread pretty seriously. I think Opie is serious. I think he's on to something.

I also think you subscribe to determinism which is where we fundamentally differ and that's why perhaps we can't find the same language, we can't find a common ground in terms of some of the things we've been discussing.

But yeah, don't feel bad. Yes, the discussion is boring, because for me it's unengaging and for you you feel like you're talking to a retard, which is fair. But that's not a reason to feel bad. We just have to acknowledge that for the two of us the discussion doesn't go anywhere interesting. And that's all right. I cannot share information with you and you cannot share information with me. We are too far apart. The information doesn't make it over the chasm.

Tbh this whole chan sounds like it's populated by 18 y/o seniors, but who am I to judge. I do like the cute anime girl larping though, even if it's grown men on the other side of the screen. I'm not so sure about yous guys capability and capacity for humor, but maybe I'm the one lacking in that department. Anyhow, farewell. I actually do admire Buddhists. Good on you to explore those systems. They ARE kind of rad.

For the record:
>If you dislike suffering, you'll seek ways to relieve yourself of it
This is the idea that I didn't agree with and tried to enlighten you on. That led to this long and pointless discussion that saw both of us get bored with.

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 No.3877

>>3875
I, for one, didn't think this thread was funny, just amusing.
>>3876
>even when no ones listening
There are more lurkers than you think.

 No.3878

>>3876
Correction - you don't have to walk towards something else even. Not necessarily. Not if you don't fancy it. It's enough to just not engage it anymore. It'll Peter out, fizzle out all by itself. It's that fucking simple. Whatever it is that you don't like. You don't have to resist it, you don't have to seek ways to avoid it, it's more simple than that.

 No.3884

>>3875
I mostly agree with this, but we have to recognize that a lot of the free will debate is secularized Christian theology, still grappling with the problems of God's grace and how His judgment can assign moral responsibility for salvation/damnation
I myself consider a choice to have been made whenever a being autonomously consults their mental model of the world and then picks one path of action out of many possibilities based on whatever they think would be best
This does mean choices are being made all the time even if they're inescapably conditioned or part of a conflux of forces, and it applies to more than just humans

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>>3884
It is a Christian idea and I wanted to write something about that in my post but it would've added unnecessary detail. There isn't any need to reconcile a benevolent God with a malevolent creation by separating man's choice with God's will, so free will as a question doesn't matter. Ignoring whether it even makes sense. Whether things can be changed for the better is more important.
I don't know how I view choices. There's absolutely a subjective feeling of a choice being made.




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 No.3592[Reply]

Made dinner but I'm not really hungry. But i still hvae to eat or i get really hungry during the night.
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 No.3873

>>3626
Vegetables from yesterday can taste better. Also your pic is amazing.

 No.3874

>>3873
What's so good about his pic

 No.3879

>>3874
I love the scene and the atmosphere that is created. Also it seems like the author put in good effort to flesh out the cute little small details. And the girl is beautiful. Her skirt, her body, her demeanor which helps further paint the atmosphere and the scene. It's just a really creative and cool image and there seems to be sunshining which fills me with positive kind of dopamine and serotonin filled experience. And she's offering food, it seems like you're on a date or something on a roof, in a kind of futuristic setting. I don't know dude, it's just really cool. It didn't exist and somebody took the time to make it exist. I think it's amazing. And the girl is really well drawn and sexy. Her style, her clothes, fucking everything dude, I love it. Hope that answers your question.

 No.3880

>>3879
> sunshining which fills me with positive kind of dopamine and serotonin filled experience
That's oxytocin na no desu.

 No.3881

>>3880
Yeah ur right. And seratonin too tho




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 No.3518[Reply]

It's been raining.
Occassionally thundering.

Heard a honk and then a loud crash.
Then silence. And more honks.

Then police sirens.
The firetruck and ambulance sirens.

I went outside to look what happened.
A big stupid SUV crossed into on-coming traffic and hit a sub compact head-on that was sitting in a protected turn lane.
They hit a lamppost too.
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 No.3854

>>3523
This guy gets it

 No.3856

>>3523
It's about to rain here after a hot and dry week, and I feel this. Looking forward to it already.
>>3519
>not anime, therefore cringe.
If an itasha gets into a car crash against a highly atmospheric rainy backdrop, is it anime? I's say it's low enough on the 2D-3D scale to count.

 No.3859

Cars are pretty scary

 No.3862

>>3859
Cars are weak to explosives and other cars

 No.3864

>>3859
Vehicles in general scare me. All that speed; so easy to die, or worse, turn vegetable.




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Give me a name
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pird

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>>3655
Kingfisher is a great choice. They were easily my favorite birds when I was a kid, but I don't know what I would choose now after knowing so many of them. It's really hard to think of a bird that's overall as impressive as the kingfishers, though.

 No.3853

¥Having bad day
¥Hear crow
¥Look over to see a group of them all hanging out in one tree squawking at each other
¥Have good rest of day
I really love them so much.

 No.3857

Local birb rating:
crows (would befriend) > ducks (idem) > swans (pretty but intimidating) > storks (rare but majestic) > parakeets (rare but funny) > herons (rare and weird) > magpies (pretty but annoying) > assorted waterfowl no one cares to name >>> geese (stop honking and shitting) >>> pigeons (STOP SHITTING EVERYWHERE) >>> gulls (STOP EXISTING)

 No.3858

>>3857
I forgot about the blackbirds and the sparrows, but so does everyone else.




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 No.3628[Reply]

I made my first garden this year.
No plants yet but the bed is nice and build like a raised bed. I'm gonna put beans!

 No.3629

Your property looks huge!

 No.3826

>>3628
Try planting rapeseed in it.

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Another garden blogger?! Nice! Beans are pretty reliable, although I'm not a huge fan of eating them. I should try working on that by slipping them inside stews or something maybe. But, yeah, seems like beans are often mentioned as good beginner plants that can handle a lot of different soil types and crazy weather or heat or cold.
If only everything was as sturdy as beans.




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 No.3782[Reply]

Have you ever had a snowball fight? In winter, there are various fun actions to do. People like to have snowball fights, build snowmen, and make snow angels.
When people have snowballs, they do a plethora of things. First, they make snowballs by shaping balls out of snow. Second, they find someone to throw the snowball at. Finally, they throw the snowball. Snowball fights are fun because they are about doing this amusing activity repeatedly.
Making snowmen is also considerably enjoyable. First, the builders shape big balls out of snow. Second, they put the smaller snowballs on top of the big ones. Finally, they decorate the snowballs with items like tree branches and carrots. This greatly resembles art, which is why making snowmen is so enjoyable.
Snow angels are extremely fun too. First, the person that wants to make a snow angel lies on the ground. Second, they move their arms and legs around. Finally, they get up. The pattern they made in the snow is a snow angel.
With winter comes a plethora of entertaining pastimes. People can throw snowballs at each other, make men out of snow, and create angels in the snow. Winter is delightful.

 No.3784

This is my imitation of an elementary school essay.

 No.3785

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I still have my BS skills from writing thinghs in school to fill space without saying anything. Ahem.

Winter is the time of snow, isn't it? A harsh weather condition one should be careful of for sure. If you find yourself in a snowstorm it's important to build an igloo. What are igloos? Well, they're improvised buildings of compressed snow that can be used to avoid the harsh, dry winds of winter. The word igloo comes from, uhh... a group of people somewhere that were clearly around snow a bunch. I don't know their name, but their contributions to cold shelters is admirable and significant. You may ask yourself why igloos are round, but that's an easy thing to answer. It takes inspiration from nature (maybe) because a sphere is a shape that allows one to construct a roof without relying on support beams or other extraneous materials. It's also a shape that reduces the stress placed on specific parts, it's kind of like the ancient aqueducts of Rome in that way. Maybe the people who made igloos were familiar with the Romans? That's outside the scope of this report, but it does make you wonder, doesn't it?
In conclusion, weather is a time of change and igloos can find purpose even in our modern world.

 No.3786

Thank God I'm not a teacher. Imagine having to read stuff like this, being underpaid, and not being allowed to date the girls.

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It's been many years since I did anything winterlike. On part of having no one to participate it with and never bothering to get new winter coats and gloves after outgrowing the last. My joy comes from stepping on frozen over puddles and listening to the ice crack and crunch underfoot. Either way, I don't miss the frostbite.




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 No.3760[Reply]

What do you think about the future of canadas oil and natural gas industry?
Does it have a future or is it just going to get watered down on renewable and nuclear prospects?

If you don't know anything about the country's then you could just bring up how you feel about your own countries carbon based power and heating industries

 No.3761

In Canada the people tend to opt towards renwables because we have a lot of open area for solar and rivers for hydro, but lately the PM has been using greenwashing speak that sound similar to Trump's "clean coal" BS. Which makes me believe that the industry has some room to grow. But I don't know if the demand is there or not.

https://www.thestar.com/politics/federal/government-adviser-slams-mark-carney-for-promoting-decarbonized-oil-pipelines/article_71fd48cf-5328-4936-b827-d59faee9a817.html

Much of Canada's main oil and pipelines run into the US who process it in their refineries then we buy the finished product so it's profitability is also tied to the US market.
Plus our power supply and generation is not as high meaning more support on renewables less on NG. So my thoughts are that it's pointless even if Alberta whines about it.

 No.3762

Stil, the export into Japan and other oversea countries is important and if we start building more ways to export product it could see a return even though oil profitably is near barely break even point

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I know nothing of Canada's energy situation.
I know little about America's energy situation, save that we should have pivoted to nuclear just as most other countries capable of it should have. Granted, different places have to deal with different natural disasters which require some heavily resistant infrastructure.
Ultimately we're dealing with forces we can't compete against: a few dozen people with lots of money. It doesn't matter how rational or beneficial something is if they say no. It's not about the science, it's about money. I stopped following this energy stuff years ago because it's depressing to read about scientific breakthroughs that will be crushed and suppressed if it means someone might have a slightly smaller fleet of yachts.

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>>3763
It's not like the US doesn't have nuclear power

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 No.3731[Reply]

One time, I got pneumonia, excerbated by my asthma. When I was almost recovered, I gave my gym teachers a doctor's note and asked if I could sit out the mile run. He said no, and then when I turned to begin the run, he stopped me and said he was kidding.

Another time, I was in a hospital bed and asked the nurse for more water. She told me she would not and I had to swish around the ice in the cup and drink what melted. Then she said she was kidding and refilled my cup.

I think they definitely could have been serious about abusing their authority, with no repercussions. I guess this type of joke is for optimists.
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 No.3746

>>3744
Someone translate this from poindexter to English

 No.3747

>>3746
He's proud of being retarded

 No.3748

>>3739
Because I thought it would be funny if I collapsed mid-run and died choking on my phlegm

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 No.3750

>>3748
I would have laughed.




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 No.3723[Reply]

how can a slug be so damn moe
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 No.3726

>>3725
It would be extremely slimy.

 No.3727

>>3726
You're a small mollusc

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I thought they were guinea pigs, but Molcars are those things?

 No.3729

>>3727
For kleptoplasty.

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>>3725
unlike some of its brothers, kono hitsuji uses its protuberances to store pilfered chloroplasts rather than pilfered toxins so i believe it wouldn't kill you
>>3728
molcars are fuzzy furballs whose combustion engines wouldn't work underwater




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